frame house
Wood-skeleton residence
A frame house is a house built with a wooden frame—a structural skeleton of timber beams and studs—typically covered with siding or shingles.
This construction method dominates residential building in North America: a modest frame house with a wraparound porch.
The term distinguishes such houses from those built of brick, stone, or concrete.
- timberWood for construction
- constructionProcess of building something
- post-and-beamConstruction using upright-and-crosspiece joints
- dwellingPlace of residence
- woodenMade from timber
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- frontier dwellingslog cabin, dugout, frontier cabin, timber cabin, prairie home
frame housebrick house
Building of stacked blocks
stone house · adobe house · log cabin · cob house · earthship
frame housemobile home
Transportable prefabricated dwelling
manufactured home · trailer · modular home · prefab house · tent
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